The Bristol Planning Law and Policy Conference

The aim of the Annual Bristol Planning Law and Policy Conference (BPLP) is to provide a forum to highlight current practice within the field of urban planning and property development, including reflections on current key discourses with industry, professions, and society.

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Conference organisers and sponsors

  • Neil Baker
    Partner and Head of Planning and Environmental Group
    Clarke Willmott
  • Chris Dadds
    Director, Planning and Development
    JLL
  • Cat Loveday
    Lecturer, Planning and Development
    UWE Bristol
  • Jan Molyneux
    Consultant
    Jan Molyneux Planning

Contact us

Visit our BPLP conference website. For information on how to attend the BPLP Conference, please join our mailing list.

For any other enquiries, please contact the BPLP Conference at bplpconference@uwe.ac.uk.

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